Longshoremen End Destructive Port Strike Across Coast
Longshoremen halted a eight day protest that shut East and Gulf Coast ports including New York. The action targeted the Waterfront Commission while ILA leaders pressed for a citizens proposal backed by Senator Murray that would ease port policing and permit revival of shipping.
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Saew Xork
Grevane
Hhavoc
East
Gulf Coast
New York
International Longscreen
Waterfront Commission
Washington
ILA
Citizens Committee
James F. Murray Jr
New Jer
ADA Scores Ohio Senators and Congress Members in 1959 Voting
The ADA graded Ohio lawmakers on 10 key issues including taxes trade statehood and foreign policy. Bricker received a zero Senate rating while Rep. Vanik and other Ohio Republicans showed mixed results. several GOP House members scored low, while Hays Kir Feighth and Ayres posted higher percentages.
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Wasluerse
John Henderson
Ohio
Senate
Bricker
Bender
House
Wyl- Ada
Liam’ Minshall
Frances Bol- Brickers
Tan
McGregor
Gordon
Scherar
William Hess
ADA
Paul Schenck
McCulloch
Clevenger
Clarence
Thing
Brown
Betts
Republic
Thomas Jenkins
Oliver Bol- George ‘Bender
Ness
Baurhart
Ayrex
Congress
Henderson
Bow
James
Akron
William H. Ayres
Polk
Thomas Ashley
Wayne Hays
Michael Kirhighest
Feighth
Vanik
New Weapon Promised In Fight With Cancer
Rao c active phosphorus offers promising on weapon in the Sahl against potentially curable cancers. Komei Nakayama of Chiba University described using radioactive phosphorus injections to emit signals picked up by a gelger counter placed in the throat and stomach. He claimed high diagnostic accuracy, noting 100 percent accuracy in 53 esophageal or cardia cancers and strong results in stomach cancers, with better differentiation of malignant versus benign growths than conventional methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sahl
International College of
Komei Nakayama
Chiba
University
Japan
Harvesters Idle As UAW Negotiations Continue
About 40,000 CIO United Auto Workers members idle since August 23 as they press for a three year work and wage contract with International Harvester Co. The strike centers on pay, holidays, vacation time and long term benefits. Union members rate lost wages at about $1660 per day and await Chicago talks for a settlement to cover temporary losses.
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Chena
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Enternational Harvester Co
Chicago
Actte
Battelle to Study Atomic Reactor Research Nearby
Washington The Battelle Memorial Institute has been authorized to aid a small atomic reactor for research purposes. The Atomic Energy Commission said Battelle plans to build the atomic furnace operating at 2000 watts on a 400 acre site 13 miles west of Columbus. Battelle also has been allocated special nuclear material for use as fuel and licenses to process uranium 235 and to test from AEC sources supplies of formal uranium metal depleted uranium metal depleted uranium oxide and thorium metal for industrially sponsored research programs. In a separate action the AEC tasked Nuclear Science Engineering Corp Pittsburgh to obtain and process certain grades of uranium oxide.
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Washington
Battalle’ Memorial. Institute
Pt ‘Ate Researh
Cottm- Sus
Atomic Energy Commission
TABC
Battelle
Owatta
Tereste
Colum
Ateral
ABC
AEC
Nuclear Science Engineering Corp
Pittsburgh
Ohio Hit For Dope
Federal Narcotics Bureau aims to move Ohio and clear peddlers from the state. Commissioner Anslinger says a new state law with heavy penalties for narcotics convictions could end the Ohio dope trade, with a 20 year minimum sentence. He notes heroin activity in Dayton Cleveland and Toledo but little sales to teens in schools.
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Washington
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Ohio
Harry J. Anslinger
Mygents
Anslinger
Dayton
Cleveland
Toledo
Manville Wife Wins Record Settlement in Divorce Case
The Manville wife of a millionaire received a 360000 settlement after a 31 year marriage that ended in divorce. She alleged his heavy drinking and financial strain as grounds. The settlement includes a monthly support, with the wife to keep her surname and pursue a lasting alimony claim.
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Uno
Vancer
Rody Eden
Manvile
Omy Anvil
Toney
Illan Finge
Gordon Rice
Manviles
Manvie
Manales
Georgina Exrophel
Marine Capt. McCutchen Wins $64,000 Question Prize
Marine Capt Richard McCutchen won CBSs The $64,000 Question biggest prize in radio and television history. The Leatherneck, 28, matched questions on food and cookery to describe seven menu items at a Buckingham Palace dinner. His father is a retired Navy captain and served as his aide de camp while he answered the final queries. He estimates about $350,000 after taxes and intends to use the money wisely while continuing his service.
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Richard McCutchen
McCutchen
Describin
St Buckingham
Aince
Denver
Steelhead
Endower
Fijet
Iscal
Holland
John Litte
la Francaise
Petit Pois Francaise
Murray Snyder
Congress
Chateau Yquem
Chateau Ny
Bordeaux
Buckingham
Sauterne
Madeira
Con- Island
Quenelelle
Survey on Tax Cuts Drafted Amid Dinner Menu Tales
The report blends a tax policy discussion with culinary imagery. Ike, McCutchen, and Capt. John McCutchen are referenced as figures in a plan to study fiscal revenue before a Congress tax program. The text interweaves dishes like Truite saumonée and Madeira with political action, describing a staged studio decision and potential prize outcomes tied to a contest about proposals.
Benson Returns Home To Farming Policy Clash
The secretary of Agriculture returns from a two week European trade mission to confront renewed controversy over farm prices and policy. The dispute centers on Benson’s farm policy as he resumes duties after travel.
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Benson
Worcesiar
Europe
Churches Compete for Community Role in Rural Areas
Rev. Rowe Nottsinger of Spring urged churches to unite, saying the church with the most vitality should serve total community needs. He linked church strength to stability amid change and pressed for internal national cooperation on world trade and farm price issues discussed by Agriculture Department surveys. He warned political leaders to address farmer dissatisfaction and urged churches to reinforce homes with community stability and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Nottsinger
Nottsinger
Britain
Netherlands
Denmark
France
Italy
Swizerland
Agriculture Department
Benson
Aar A. Mit
GOP
Skeleton found near New Burlington may be prehistoric Indian
Dr Raymond Baby of the Ohio State Archaeological Society announced a skeleton unearthed near New Burlington in Clinton County likely dates from 1300 to 1600 AD. The adult male remains could not be measured due to broken bones. Two sisters in Springfield claimed the skeleton might be their missing brother Levi Minnich, last seen in Dayton over 25 years ago.
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New Burlington
Raymond
Baby
Ohio State
Ohio State Archaelogical Society
Clinton County
Springfield
Levi Minnich
Dayton
Chuckle Text Fragment Incomplete Satire Note
A fragmented humorous note appears with garbled phrases and missing context asking about a charge or event. Readable bits mention an owner named Somer and a silent offer or hint. The text lacks a clear person, place, date, or action to describe a coherent event or outcome.
Girl Plunges 24 Floors at Biltmore Hotel
A 27 year old Miss HL Merkle of Cleveland plunged from a bathroom window or fire escape at the Biltmore Hotel into the palm court. The fall injured a man, plus ten others cut by glass as panicked guests drank and ate nearby. Miss Merkle, despondent after a breakdown, was staying in New York for medical treatment with her mother present.
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Biltmore
Fashionable Palm Court
HL. Merkle
Cleveland
Merkle
Markle
New York
Daymond
Mental Health Study Backs Bond Issue
The Ohio Mental Health Association plans a one day workshop here next Friday to push a 1 259 million bond on the November ballot. Funds would build and refurbish facilities for treatment, part of an expanded program adopted by the last Legislature to aid Ohio’s mental patients.
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Ohio Mental Health Association
Ohio Voters
Ohio
Adenauer Says Soviets Freeing German POWs
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returns from Moscow saying he believes Premier Bulganin will keep the promise to release Germans held in Russia. He hints at future talks on reunification and brief cabinet review of the Moscow accord. Western press weighs advantages and Germany’s future relations with the Soviet Union.
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Germany
Ary
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Bulgania
Russia
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Bulganin
Acion
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Gerany
London
Washington
United States
State Department
Westinghouse Peace Offered Ends Three Day Walkout Standoff
Westinghouse Electric Corp and the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers halted a three day walkout as a peace proposal circulated. The conference board met and Local 601 workers were summoned to sessions. Union president James B. Carey and Westinghouse VP Robert J. Blaser have been in near daily talks since last Friday to resolve the dispute.
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Revionunen
CIO ‘International Union of
Westinghouse Electric Corp
TUE
Westinghouse ‘Conference Board
Ames B. Carey
Robert J. Blaser
Westinghouse
Pre Festival Glimpses Highlight Poultry Parade Entries
Viewers of the Meigs County festival parade in Harting tomorrow at 1 p.m. from Middleport will see improved floats as entries are refined after last night’s work. Judges will face a tough task selecting top commercial and non commercial floats for awards after a year of keen competition. The Jaycees auxiliary sponsors a new decorated float with Vera Crow aboard, while Crow Brothers Poultry Co and Ohio Valley Feed Co prepare standout entries. The Jayeres also submit a strong, non competitive float with an Americanism theme.
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Bob Horflich
Pomeroy
Harting
Middleport
Fers
Meigs County
Steige
Sayoete Tien
Mins County
Jaycees
Vera Crow
Crow Brothers Poultry Co
Letart Falls
Celver
Ohio Valley Feed Co
Jayeres
Godfrey Denies Air Safety Infraction
Washington artist and radio host Arthur Godfrey rejects a formal complaint alleging a near miss with an Ozark Airlines DC3 after takeoff from Chicago Midway. He says he dipped his wings in salute and that there was no danger, while the CAA investigates possible violations of flight rules and control procedures from January.
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Washington
Arthur Godfrey
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Godfrey
Ozark Airlines
Chi
Midway Airport
Cllomaary
Chicago
CAA
Brutal School Training Consider Interrogation Phase
STEAD AIR FORCE BASE headquar ters in Washington says a new course plan may include an interrogation phase where professional instructors act as prisoners. About 5 percent of volunteers are subjected to browbeating techniques, with potential future changes to restrict or remove volunteer participation.
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Stead Air Force Base
Dev
MecKenzie
Will
Jailer shoots self amid prison escape link in Benton
In Benton Kentucky on Tuesday jailer Billy Watkin shot himself at home. Sheriff said the suicide may be connected to the escape of two prisoners earlier, with Point Pleasant and Midport noted in surrounding coverage.
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Benton
Billy Wat
Jurors Selected In Murder Trial In Shardon Case
Jurors were chosen in the first degree murder trial of Leo Cavey 43 who allegedly bludgeoned 80 year old Alva Williams reputedly the town’s richest man. Cavey signed a police statement admitting the attack but pled not guilty by reason of insanity a claim linked to a dispute over a 15 cent coal price.
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Shardon
Selion
Leo Cavey
Well Drille Er
Ccentric
Alva J. Williams
Cavey
Williams
Casey
Willams
Turncoat's Mother Says Her Son Planning Return From Red China
Mrs Portia Howe, mother of GI Pvt Richard Tenneson, said a letter received Tuesday night claimed her son will return home from Red China. She described mixed emotions as she read the letter and noted that he cited funds for antipolio vaccine as part of his plan. The event unfolds amid broader wartime political and health funding discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Minn
Richard Tenneson
Aying
Red China
Portia Howe
Tenneson
Oaaina van
Congress
Red
Italy
Cross General Society
Rome
China
Perret
Ter
Come
Edward &Dick
Misa Howe
Scuinerk
Eben
Jan
Ching
38Th Parallel
Iihely
Korea
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